Introductory Mathematics:

Algebra and Analysis

by Geoff Smith

You can read impartial reviews of Introductory Mathematics: Algebra and Analysis. All reviews known to me appear here. There are also links to all currently known internet sites which refer to IMAA other than those run by booksellers and libraries. These sites are a mixture of institutional booklists and student generated lists.

Reviews

Times Higher Educational Supplement 13-iii-1998.
L'Insegnamento dello Matematica e delle Scienze Integrate (in Italian) 2l B. 1998.3, p.59
The above article is also available in English translation.
Zentralblatt fur Mathematik und ihre Grenzgebiete (in English) 887.1998, S.1
Amazon.com UK customer review by Stu Horswell (S.D.Horswell@exeter.ac.uk) from Exeter, England.
Amazon.com USA customer reviews by Brid ni Fhlathuin (mise@inept.com) from Dublin and Jim Mackintosh (jmackint@proteome.org.au) from Sydney.
L'Insegnamento dello Matematica e delle Scienze Integrate (in Italian) 2l B. 1999.33, p.87
The above article is also available in English translation.
Internatuonale mathematische Nachrichten, Osterreich 179.1998,
The above article is also available in English translation.

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Internet mentions

University of Bath (a) (E.P.Ryan)
University of Bath (b) (G.K.Sankaran)
Queen's University Belfast (institutional - a handbook)
University of Chicago (non-institutional booklist run by a student).
Christchurch College, University of Oxford (institutional)
Heriot-Watt University (of the Edinburgh by-pass) (N. Gilbert)
University of Göttingen Sozialistische Undogmatische MathematikerInnen und PhysikerInnen Fachschaftsliste (a non-institutional booklist run by a student society). Note that this site describes IMAA as Der billige Smith, which rather sums me up.
Imperial College, University of London (institutional)
University of Oxford 1999 (F. Kirwan)
University of Oxford 2000 (W. A. Sutherland)

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